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Viola Stirling, Baroness of Gargunnock

Viola Stirling, The Baroness of Gargunnock

The Much Honoured Lady Gargunnock CBE TD DL (Viola Henrietta Christian Stirling of Gargunnock, Baroness of Gargunnock)

died 1989 barony Vacant

Credentials

  • • Rolls of the Chiefs and Heads of Territorial Houses, Officially-Recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms 24th Feb 1969 (LI 105), EDINBURGH GAZETTE 1969 *†STIRLING OF GARGUNNOCK — Mistress Viola Henrietta Christian [minor baron mark] thegazette.co.uk/…/data.pdf

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